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This is one of my favorite teas. It has a weird effect where it can actually help my chronic migraines, which I’m all about. Doesn’t hurt that it tastes fantastic.

This Earl Grey is nice, though not as intense, it seemed, as Adagio’s other Earl Greys. I think the cream is pretty dominant here, as opposed to some of the more traditional Earl Grey-y flavors. Either way, it’s a nice tea to have with a bit of cream and sugar.

One of the best Earl Greys I’ve ever had, hands down. It’s citrusy, mild as far as tannins go, but also bold in that proper Earl Grey flavor.

My word. This tea is a revelation. I never really liked Thai iced tea and was iffy on whether I would like this, but having loved almost everything I’ve gotten from Adagio in the last couple years, I caved. I had this with a bit of cream at work, steeped probably a bit longer than instructed. Didn’t harm things at all; the lemongrass complements this the way bergamot complements Earl Grey.